Luiza Jarovsky: governments' 3-day stockpile guidance reflects AI cyber risk
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-10-27
AI policy researcher Luiza Jarovsky comments on countries like the UK suddenly advising citizens to keep 3 days of emergency food supplies, linking it to AI-enabled cyberattack risk.
Her core argument: AI labs cannot guarantee the safety of the products they offer, and instead of pressuring them to improve safety, governments are telling people to stockpile. She compares it to boarding planes with lifejackets and no luggage because there is no effective safety system and a meaningful chance the plane will fall — something the public should know.
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